Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
Electric Cars
For example, while a gasoline car could undertake a road trip which would require several short (around five minutes) fuel stops to complete, current electric car technology would not be capable of completing the trip in the same length of time; in addition to the limited range of current electric cars, they are not as quick or as practical to recharge. Even a practically comparable capacitor-based car, which would conceptually permit much faster recharging times than a battery car can, would require an electrical infrastructure that could "quick-charge" the car; provide a significant amount of energy, at very high current, to the car at its charging station, for a similar amount of time to that required to refuel a gasoline car.